Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gilladian" data-source="post: 4380867" data-attributes="member: 2093">Yes, I'd play in a world with any/most or even all of the things you mention. The things that make a game DnD aren't in that list. Except maybe alignment, which I can take or leave.DnD for me is more around the idea of FANTASY medieval, with levels and classes, with some loose interpretation of historical eras but no intention of being sociologically or historically accurate. I likes me some elves and dwarves, but they can be distant reminders in the setting, not present at every turn. But there had best be SOMETHING fantastical - either magic or fey or whatever, or it isn't DnD. And there have to be dragons (old, mystic, fearsome, and not living around the corner disguised as some old drunk and producing half-breeds every few years).I prefer low fantasy, which DnD only does reasonably well at lower to mid levels; that's why I like homebrew, not FR or other worlds where things are more "standard". I play DnD because I can make it do what I want, and I know the rules, and so do my buddies; if another game came along that did the things I want better, and was easy to learn, I could probably be lured away...</blockquote>